World-class golfer Atthaya “Jeeno” Thitikul has once again made a global impact by winning her fifth “LPGA Tour” title at the “Mizuho Americas Open”. This marks her fifth LPGA career title, following victories at the “JTBC Classic presented by Barbasol” and “Walmart NW Arkansas Championship presented by P&G” in 2022, and the “Dow Championship” and “CME Group Tour Championship” in 2024.
In just the first half of 2025, Atthaya has competed in eight LPGA events, finishing in the Top 10 six times. She also secured another title on the “Ladies European Tour” (LET) at the “PIF Saudi Ladies International” held in Saudi Arabia in February.
Reflecting on her performance at the “Mizuho Americas Open”, Atthaya shared, “This tournament really tested my patience, especially during the final round. I missed several putts on the front nine, but I kept telling myself to stay calm and do my best — that things would eventually fall into place.” “I didn’t look at the leaderboard all day. I only started thinking about winning when I was lining up the final putt on the 18th hole. I asked my caddie if I needed to save par, and he said, ‘Even if you miss, you’ll likely still win.’ That gave me a huge sense of relief.”
Just two weeks prior, Atthaya had finished tied for 24th at the season’s first major, The Chevron Championship — a tough challenge she described as a valuable learning experience. Determined to improve, she rebounded impressively to take the title at Mizuho, building momentum and confidence ahead of the upcoming second major of the year, the U.S. Women’s Open, scheduled for May 29 – June 1, 2025, in the United States.
With this latest victory, the 22-year-old Thai golfer now leads the Race to CME Globe standings with 1,478.450 points. She also ranks second in the Rolex Player of the Year standings, second in scoring average (Vare Trophy contender), second in Strokes Gained, and leads the tour in Top 10 finishes — with many more outstanding statistics to her name.
Atthaya attributes her continued success to the power of belief — belief that every obstacle has a solution, that every challenge brings growth, and that every effort brings her closer to her goals.
Inspired by her journey, SCG — a long-time supporter of Thai athletes from youth to professional levels — has captured Atthaya’s story in the newly launched online film “Believe in Possibilities.” The film illustrates that success is never easy, but with belief in oneself, anything is possible.
This campaign reflects SCG’s commitment to supporting Thai talent on the global stage and reinforces the company’s core belief: “Possibilities for Growth.” Atthaya’s real-life experience proves that with faith, resilience, and relentless dedication, world-class success is within reach.
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